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How To Make Carrot Halwa

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How To Make Carrot Halwa


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Serves:
4 people

Step : You Will Need:

  • 300 g Carrots
  • ½ tbsp Ghee, Also known as clarified butter
  • 1 ¼ cups (310ml) Whole milk
  • 3 tbsp Caster sugar
  • 1 tbsp Golden syrup
  • 3 Green Cardamom pods
  • 1 Rolling Pin
  • 1 Frying pan
  • 1 Sauce pan
  • 1 Wooden or metal stirring spoon

Step 1: Grate Carrots

Grate the carrots and set aside.

Step 2: Melt The Ghee

In a deep frying pan, and on a low heat, add the Ghee (clarified butter) and once this has melted, add the grated carrots.

Step 3: Mix The Ghee and Carrot

On a medium heat, stir the carrot for approx. 5 minutes until it has softened slightly and is well coated with the ghee (clarified butter). Ensure the carrot does not burn or stick to the pan by stirring constantly.

Step 4: Add milk, stir and heat

Now add the whole milk and stir into the carrot mixture. Cook on a high heat until the liquid starts to boil. Then reduce the heat to allow the mixture to simmer on a low heat for 10 minutes.

Step 5: Add sugar

Once the liquid has reduced slightly, add the caster sugar and the Cardamom seeds and stir into the mixture.

Step 6: Stir and Heat

Keep stirring frequently whilst cooking on a low heat for 15 minutes, in order to prevent the carrot from burning or sticking to the pan.

Step 7: Add Golden Syrup

When the liquid has reduced to less than half the original amount, add the golden syrup and stir in. Continue to allow the mixture to cook on a medium heat and stir constantly, until all of the liquid has evaporated leaving a sticky but moist carrot mixture.

Step 8: Serve

Place the mixture in moulds or cookie-cutter shapes and allow to set for a few minutes before releasing them on a serving plate, then serve warmed and with an accompaniment of ice-cream.

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Tips & Comments
  1. nazman99

    This is not hwo you make carrot halwa. And as pointed out by some many viewers, it takes ages and its supposed to be eaten warm which then complements the cold ice cream. So much for the Award wining :(

  2. tina51

    carrot halva takes ages, well my mums traditional recipe does anyway!!! that was quick

  3. cookwithlove

    Oh! My God..award winning chef..I cant believe she has the guts to ruin the recepie. It is supposed to be eaten hot not cold. why mould it Indians dont unless making a barfi..Lady plz dont ruin any recepie.

  4. unnaasha

    it doenst look like halwa!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. anuradha_v

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIo04MqbW5o - better video for home made carrot halwa

  6. Roslina

    she killed all idea about carrot halwa who the bloody hell gave her award to be a chef 1st lesson to be a chef pls tie ur hair no make up and synthenic wear in kitchen clean and white clothes.... pls donot cook indian food for god sake!!!!!!!!!!!!

  7. vidhirc

    my mum makes it at home and we add condensed milk and we pressure cook it or steam cook

  8. Anonymous

    oh...bad one

  9. shadida

    so get off her hair !! nice job chef :)

  10. Anonymous

    unhygenic!